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Follows the life and work of the feminist who wrote "The Feminine Mystique" and helped found the National Organization for Women.

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Gr 5-7-- This slim biography/social history is an accurate and objective portrayal of this important woman and her times. In a straightforward, well-organized narrative, Taylor-Boyd has captured the spirit of Friedan's life and the sensitive mood of an era during which feminism, NOW, and the ERA were focal points. The readable text is interspersed with black-and-white photographs; large side margins include smaller photographs and pertinent quotations from literature, songs, and famous women and men of the day. The biography market is currently being glutted with series, all of which offer average accounts of famous people's lives. Titles that are similar in scope and purpose are: Sondra Henry and Emily Taitz's Betty Friedan: Fighter for Women's Rights (Enslow, 1990), Milton Meltzer's Betty Friedan: A Voice for Women's Rights (Viking, 1985), and Justine Blau's Betty Friedan (Chelsea House, 1990). Taylor-Boyd presents an additional title that is more suited to researchers than to recreational readers. --April L. Judge, Thousand Oaks Library, CA (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.